Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 4th, 2001
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Happiness- as a dream comes true in Africa
Help needed to equip the Rainbow Village
GENEROUS residents of Clitheroe and the Kibble Valley are playing a vital and much appreciated role in helping to build a village for
AIDS children in South Africa. More than £10,300 has been raised via a spe
cial bank account set up in Clitheroe. Below, for mer Clithcroc resident Mrs Valeric Carter (pic tured with village children) writes about the work now under way in Rainbow Village.
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A DREAM has come true for Spar row Ministries, with the ground breaking triumph for the Rain-
j bow Village in Mar- aisburg, just west of Johannesburg.
jn-year-old Zoe and Samuel, who is two. I in April the Sher
is are looking forward Welcoming a fourth lily member when |an has another baby.
for tagers
I The "igloos" th a t | make up the main 1 buildings of the village j seem to be popping up 1 everywhere as a num- 1 ber of building teams 1 are working simultane- ‘ ously. The labour force , has been gleaned from the ranks of unem-
' ployed who roam the i streets or sit at street ^corners looking for i
work.The administration building has been erect ed and work on the hos
pice building is about to begin. The beautiful chapel and a number of "clusters" have been completed and just need
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| day and information l and alcohol is in the Member.
ri industrial estatesin he under discussion'^,
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j it was decided that ■i councils in the bor-
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I consulted regarding Tabout the increase in
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hbout the lack of com-
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Tirisen yet. [ ended with a plea for
bt their garden shears
-so there have been sev- j ts about overhanging
jees which are making T on several footpaths.
Church, Clilheroc ‘Passport to Safer
Cycling’ awards for these Valley pupils
THERE are 18 safer young cyclists at Sales- bury Primary School.
Cycling" - part of the 1VU .. ----------- . Lancashire County
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Stone ball stolen from hotel A DECORATIVE stone ball has been stolen
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The North Lancashire burn, Stacey Widdop, Road Club, was pleased Francesca Robinson,
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Laura Mashiter, Alex Russell, Emily Pearson,
’cateiTofhadriev^ment Thomas Devine, Will ! and competencei follow- ian.RBonson And« _
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the finishing touches. The craft centre and tea rooms are taking shape - these are p a r t of the self-sufficiency plan. The sports stadium on the adjoining land has no refreshment facilities
and, therefore, i t is hoped that the tea room
will provide much need ed revenue towards vil
lage running costs. The bricks for all the
buildings are made on the site, thus providing work for quite a number of the previously unem ployed. They learn new skills and it is quite a cost saving. When the village is complete the brick making will con tinue and the bricks will be offered for sale to the local community - another way to help sup
port the village. In recent weeks, the
village has had a number
of visitors. A group from Eskom (The Electricity
Khabasi Mosunkutu, the MEC for Public Works and Transport. He, too, was impressed by the progress of^the village and said that what he had seen turned all the reports and statis tics he read into human reality. Corine told the MEC about the wonder ful support from the peo ple of Clitheroe. He was amazed by this help from so far away and said he would like to meet some of Clitheroni-
Supply Commission) donated and planted fruit trees - the begin nings of an orchard. The children took a very active part in the tree planting, getting them selves very dirty in the
process.Mr Paul Mashatile,
the MEC (Chief Gov ernment Officer for the Province) for Housing, visited both Sparrow
Nest and the Rainbow Village. The MEC was extremely impressed by what had been achieved without government or local government fund ing and invited Sparrow founder/director, Corine, to submit her request for funding to his office. I am sure she did not need to be asked again! On September 20th,
the visitor was Mr
ans as they must be very special people. Mr Mosunkutu was visibly moved when the children sang to him, and he became an instant adopted grandfather. Corine, from Sparrow,
someone". Corine suf fered much from the frustration of the red tape blocking the build ing of the village. She knew that b y delaying the process, more AIDS patients would have to be turned away from Sparrow due to lack of space. Those living^in Africa are familiar with the terms "This is Africa" and "Africa Time". Both these terms denote that things will happen "some time". Tomorrow is another
day, next week better and next year even bet- terl Extremely trying when one is trying to help those who are ter
minally ill. Help is now needed to
has had many "run ins" with bureaucracy over
the last few year. So much that at times she was ready to forget she is a Reverend and strangle
complete and equip the Rainbow Village and the official opening is planned for a weekend in
November. • See letters, page 12
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